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Golf glamor girl Paige Spiranac has predicted a ‘spicy’ fallout from the PGA’s merger with LIV Golf, comparing it to the ending of HBO’s Succession, as she also cracked a joke about Phil Mickelson’s delight.
The blonde-blue-eyed golf influencer shared her own thoughts on the unification of both tours in a series of tweets on Tuesday, as well as thoughts from players on both tours learning about the news.
‘The PGA Tour and LIV are merging golf twitter is about to be spicy the next couple days,’ the 30-year-old tweeted.
Spiranac also shared an image from one of the final scenes in ‘Succession,’ in which Shiv Roy grabs the hand of her estranged husband, Tom Wambsgans, after it’s been announced that he’s the new CEO of Waystar Royco.
‘LIV and PGAT fans now,’ the American media personality joked.
Paige Spiranac predicts a ‘spicy’ few days to come after the PGA Tour and LIV merged, Tuesday
Spiranac also compared the merger to the finale of Succession and made fun of Phil Mickelson
In another tweet, Spiranac, who holds $881.2k followers on Twitter and three million more on Instagram, joshed about Phil Mickelson’s and Brandel Chamblee’s reactions to both tours joining forces, as both have previously criticized Saudi Arabia’s backing of LIV Golf.
‘Phil knowing Brandel is about to have the worst day ever with the news of the tour merging with LIV,’ Spiranac wrote on Twitter, while also sharing a GIF of Mickelson dancing.
Mickelson, who’s won six majors throughout his 31-year career (and still counting), a seemed ecstatic about PGA and LIV linking with DP World Tour under one golfing entity, tweeting Tuesday: ‘Awesome day today.’
Brooks Koepka, who became the first LIV player to win a PGA-sponsored major at Oak Hill last month, also reacted to the merger by asking people to make sure that Chamblee is alive and well.
‘Welfare Check on Chamblee,’ the five-time major winner tweeted on Tuesday.
Spiranac holds $881.2k followers on Twitter and even boosts three million more on Instagram
The 30-year-old isn’t shy about sharing her opinions on golf to her followers on social media
Other PGA Tour players took to Twitter to express their surprise having not been informed of the agreement before its announcement.
‘I love finding out morning news on Twitter,’ wrote two-times major champion Collin Morikawa.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who owns three courses that are part of LIV Golf’s 14-event schedule in 2023, celebrated the deal in a Truth social post using all caps.
‘Great news from LIV Golf. A big, beautiful, and glamorous deal for the wonderful world of golf. Congrats to all!!!’
Since its launch, LIV players have only competed alongside their former colleagues at the majors as those four blue-riband events on the golf calendar are not run by either the PGA Tour or DP World Tour but by independent institutions.
Former US President Donald Trump, who owns 3 LIV courses, shared his delight at the merger
Many of those who accepted lucrative signing bonuses to join LIV Golf cited as their reason for making the leap a desire to play fewer events and spend more time with their families.
Advocacy groups 9/11 Families United and Democracy for the Arab World Now, which was founded by Khashoggi, were among the organizations that denounced the deal.
Fifteen of the 19 hijackers on September 11, 2001 were from Saudi Arabia. However, the kingdom has long denied a role in the attacks on the Twin Towers, which killed nearly 3,000 people.
‘Jay Monahan co-opted the 9/11 community last year in the PGA (Tour’s) unequivocal agreement that the Saudi LIV project was nothing more than sportswashing of Saudi Arabia’s reputation,’ 9/11 Families United said in a statement.
‘Now the PGA and Monahan appear to have become just more paid Saudi shills, taking billions of dollars to cleanse the Saudi reputation so that Americans and the world will forget how the Kingdom spent their billions of dollars before 9/11 to fund terrorism, spread their vitriolic hatred, and finance al Qaeda and the murder of our loved ones.’
Source: DailyMail UK
